CIP 10.0202 · CLASSIFICATION 2020

Radio and Television Broadcasting Technology/Technician.

A program that prepares individuals to apply technical knowledge and skills to the production of radio and television programs, and related operations, under the supervision of broadcast and studio managers, directors, editors, and producers. Includes instruction in sound, lighting, and camera operation and maintenance; power and feed control; studio operations; production preparation; broadcast engineering; related computer applications; and specialized applications such as news, entertainment, live talk, sports, commercials, and taping.

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These institutions reported at least one first-major completion in this field in the connected reporting years ending 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020. This shows historical award activity, not a complete list of available programs or an assurance that a course is accepting applications.

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Sources: NCES CIP 2020 classification and C2023_A.zip, C2024_A.zip, C2025_A.zip, C2020_A.zip, C2021_A.zip, C2022_A.zip, C2024_A.zip.

Connected Radio and Television Broadcasting Technology/Technician award observations

Each row describes one ending year and award level for CIP 10.0202. Institution counts overlap across levels and years. Award counts are historical first-major awards, not unique people, available places, programme quality or a graduation rate.

Year ending	Award level	Reporting institutions	Positive awards
2025	Certificate 1–2 years	17	166
2025	Associate degree	56	551
2025	Bachelor degree	13	403
2025	Master degree	1	6
2025	Certificate 12 weeks to under 1 year	32	362
2024	Certificate 1–2 years	17	155
2024	Associate degree	61	498
2024	Bachelor degree	13	455
2024	Master degree	1	5
2024	Certificate 12 weeks to under 1 year	30	397
2023	Certificate 1–2 years	19	142
2023	Associate degree	58	495
2023	Bachelor degree	13	520
2023	Master degree	2	14
2023	Certificate 12 weeks to under 1 year	29	447
2022	Certificate 1–2 years	18	156
2022	Associate degree	61	562
2022	Bachelor degree	13	450
2022	Master degree	2	46
2022	Certificate 12 weeks to under 1 year	30	342
2021	Certificate 1–2 years	22	148
2021	Associate degree	65	584
2021	Bachelor degree	14	473
2021	Master degree	2	44
2021	Certificate 12 weeks to under 1 year	29	268
2020	Certificate 1–2 years	23	189
2020	Associate degree	65	628
2020	Bachelor degree	13	454
2020	Master degree	2	59
2020	Certificate 12 weeks to under 1 year	27	227

A year ending 2025 describes July 2024–June 2025. Do not add different years to estimate an entering class or current enrolment. Follow an institution's field link below to inspect the exact records.

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CIP 10.0202 is a reporting classification. The official definition above explains its scope, while a university may use a different programme title. Related fields in classification family 10 can involve different curricula and award levels.

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